Gillingham midfielder Andy Barcham says the players did their homework to secure win over Huddersfield
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by Luke Cawdell
Andy Barcham believes the team’s homework paid off as they
silenced promotion-chasing Huddersfield on Saturday.
A thorough examination of why the Gills lost the reverse fixture
in Huddersfield left Barcham (pictured) and his team-mates
with a clear picture of how to undo their supposedly superior
opponents.
He said: "We had a game plan, we stuck to it and we got the win
we deserved.
"Mark Robson and the gaffer worked hard with us and showed us
videos of how much we were sitting off them at their place.
"We couldn’t believe how much time we gave them on the ball.
When you have players with the ability they have in their team then
they will find the pass and sooner or later they will find the
goal.
"Seeing that before the game helped us. We knew what we had to
do, we had been working on it all week and we knew it would be a
tough game. It’s all come together.
"When you work on something like that in training and it comes
together it gives you that sense of pride. It’s a better feeling
because you know you are doing the right things.
"We’re delighted with the three points. They are big and we
needed them. Everyone knows if you can put a few results together
then you can get away from the relegation zone and that’s what
we’re looking to do."
It was Barcham’s first start for the Gills since the woeful home
defeat to Tranmere and he was thrilled to be back involved from the
off.
"I’ve been waiting for my chance and I was delighted to be back
in the frame," he said.
"A win is good for me and good for the boys because that’s what
we needed.
"Now I’m back in the team I just want to help out with a few
goals. We can’t rely on Jacko to do it all, although it doesn’t
matter who scores really, we just need to get the points."
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Tuesday, March 09 2010
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